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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Would you explain about theunderlined below

I have two questions below.
#1. What is the mean of "better confession"?

#2. I exactly don't know what #2 means. Please show me.

The lines go:----------------------------------------------------
-Well #1 I have a *better confession to make.
Donkeys don't have layers.
#2We wear our fear *right out there on our sleeves.
-Wait a second. Donkey don't have sleeves.
-²You know what I mean.
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To wear somethig on our sleeves means that it is obvious, everyone can see it. " As for the confession, it sounds like one person had admitted to something (probably with references to 'layers' or 'donkey' or both) and the speaker wants to belittle the confession. I would need more context to say for sure.

— Philip

  • To wear somethig on our sleeves means that it is obvious, everyone can see it.
  • " As for the confession, it sounds like one person had admitted to something (probably with references to 'layers' or 'donkey' or both) and the speaker wants to belittle the confession.
  • I would need more context to say for sure.
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To wear somethig on our sleeves means that it is obvious, everyone can see it. "Don't wear your religion on your shirt sleeve." He wears his love for her on his shirt sleeve."
As for the confession, it sounds like one person had admitted to something (probably with references to 'layers' or 'donkey' or both) and the speaker wants to belittle the confession. I would need more context to say
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Hi, Philip, Nice to see you again.
Always Thanks for your useful answer.
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